This one VS #1 seller by Anker (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ARQV6U/) - what's the difference?
41528
I'm afraid I have no information or insight into the differences between these two cards. The appear to be interchangeable. Who knows - they might have come out of the same factory....
41529
Can't speak to the difference, but this one works as advertised... at least for the past 4 years that I' ve owned it.
41530
Sorry, I do not know, I could actually never fully install this because I don't have available power on the power harness, at least with the correct connection. I am disappointed that without power this doesn't even seem to work for usb1 and usb2 as it should. This was a disappointment.
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After market batteries rarely meet the original quality unfortunately, though my battery from Anker will give me a couple hours at least. It also depends what you are doing for that time. Streaming video uses a lot of power, which I do a lot. The battery will charge more deeply if you use it to around 8% and then completely charge it without using it. Anker has a great customer service reputation so if you think you have received a battery that is defective, contact them right away and they will surely help you. I will however, use my laptop on battery only tomorrow and see what I get for time and if I have a way to get back to this question, I'll let you know the exact results. Best of luck!Readerman After market batteries rarely meet the original quality unfortunately, though my battery from Anker will give me a couple hours at least. It also depends what you are doing for that time. Streaming video uses a lot of power, which I do a lot. The battery will charge more deeply if you use it to around 8% and then completely charge it without using it. Anker has a great customer service reputation so if you think you have received a battery that is defective, contact them right away and they will surely help you. I will however, use my laptop on battery only tomorrow and see what I get for... » Read More After market batteries rarely meet the original quality unfortunately, though my battery from Anker will give me a couple hours at least. It also depends what you are doing for that time. Streaming video uses a lot of power, which I do a lot. The battery will charge more deeply if you use it to around 8% and then completely charge it without using it. Anker has a great customer service reputation so if you think you have received a battery that is defective, contact them right away and they will surely help you. I will however, use my laptop on battery only tomorrow and see what I get for time and if I have a way to get back to this question, I'll let you know the exact results. Best of luck!Readerman « Show Less
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They say its not a real Samsung Charger, because, it isn't. Its not unusual for other manufacturers to make replacement chargers for devices. I have an original & an OEM charger. The differences i see are the name (TRAVEL ADAPTER vs A+TRAVEL ADAPTER), model numbers, I/P Amps (0.15A vs 0.35A), O/P Amps (1A vs 2A) and the insulation on the OEM cable protecting the wires inside is thicker and more durable. It charges the same as the original in my opinion and is more durable so it is the one I stuff in my bag to travel around with. With all 'replacement' accessories there is some risk, so continue to review before purchasing. Usually the majority rules. They say its not a real Samsung Charger, because, it isn't. Its not unusual for other manufacturers to make replacement chargers for devices. I have an original & an OEM charger. The differences i see are the name (TRAVEL ADAPTER vs A+TRAVEL ADAPTER), model numbers, I/P Amps (0.15A vs 0.35A), O/P Amps (1A vs 2A) and the insulation on the OEM cable protecting the wires inside is thicker and more durable. It charges the same as the original in my opinion and is more durable so it is the one I stuff in my bag to travel around with. With all 'replacement' accessories there is some risk, so... » Read More They say its not a real Samsung Charger, because, it isn't. Its not unusual for other manufacturers to make replacement chargers for devices. I have an original & an OEM charger. The differences i see are the name (TRAVEL ADAPTER vs A+TRAVEL ADAPTER), model numbers, I/P Amps (0.15A vs 0.35A), O/P Amps (1A vs 2A) and the insulation on the OEM cable protecting the wires inside is thicker and more durable. It charges the same as the original in my opinion and is more durable so it is the one I stuff in my bag to travel around with. With all 'replacement' accessories there is some risk, so continue to review before purchasing. Usually the majority rules. « Show Less
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It is the same one, just a different seller. To confirm this call amazon customer service and they describe and compare the items to you. They answer your phone promptly or e-mail.
275755
Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current.As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of.So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector.Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of.That's what I've been told.Hope this helps.
861041
I've never used the other model, so I cannot comment properly on it. Sorry. But I can day that the one I am using is pretty amazing for the size and price I paid for it. Plus, it uses the same charging plug as my Samsung Galaxy S4.
1628790
The mAh is speaking to capacity, not comparability. For example I I just purchased the Anker 7200mAh to replace the 2100mAh battery in my phone. As long as your model is listed in the description you should be fine.
411198
I've been using Anker batteries with my Note 1, N7000 for the past 10 months and I see no issues. They work as good as, if not better, than the stock ones. I don't regret my decision of using Anker batteries.
311974
I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg battery banks. I hope this helps. I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg... » Read More I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg battery banks. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I just looked at my box, and it doesn't mention CF either. Open the box, and test it. It's the first thing I did when I received mine. I didn't read the box, I opened it. Mine worked fine. The CF slot is at side nearest the "R" in the Anker logo on the front.
646129
After my experience with an Anker battery, I cannot, in good faith, recommend their battery products to anyone. I do not know what other electronics they manufacture, but I would advise not to purchase a battery product from the company.
1786433
I had the same problem. returned the battery to amazon. in the past I purchased an Anker battery and it worked great, but couldn't find that brand available now.
110780
Not sure about the designation difference ( if any) Go to Anker's website for compatibility chart. But don't worry if you get the wrong battery Amazon will give you full refund.
536933
While I can't tell you that I can tell you that doing a bit of checking goes a long way. I'd look at the stock OEM battery if you still have it. Get the model Number and look around starting with that. It's what I did when I didn't find a battery that listed my laptop model. I now have a fine Anker battery and a 2 hour battery life.
110779
Not sure about the designation difference ( if any)Go to Anker's website for compatibility chart.But don't worry if you get the wrong battery Amazon will give you full refund.
576813
This is a EU charger. The 1.0A port is for phones and smaller devices. The 2.1A port is for tablets.
2281078
I have not (for a lower price) but at least with Anker, one has their 18 no hassle warranty. (I was unable to find the stated warranty for this product in its description).